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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY

Henry ?. Hyams has been arrested on
six charges of forgery.
William Murray had his leg badly broke en-
on Auburn street.
Three hundred and fifty Chinese will az
| rive tomorrow on the Gaelic.
Helena Gumpel, of Sharon-HuI fame,
has been arrested for insanity.
Thomas J. Potter. Vice President of the
Union Pacific, has arrived from Ogden.
A case of smallpox was taken from Pros
pect plsce on Saturday to the Pest.houSe
On Saturday Jack Burke and Jack Hall
| sailed for Australia on the steamer Mari
posa.
James Owens has been arrested for an
indecent assault upon his eght-year- old
daughter.
Charles Gerhow wss sentenced 10 serve
| thirtY-four years at San Quentin for killing
| A. G. Freese.
A reception was rendered his Eninence,
| the Cardinal Primate, on Saturday at ST.
Mary's College.
The legal barrier being removed, the
Auditor has signed Police Commissioner
Alvord's enioined salary warrants.
II. w Murphy, a San Francisco boy. was
| among those of the crew of the British ship
Dunsking, lost en- route from England
The Young Mems Institutes were re-
viewed in front of the Cathedral yesterday
by his Eminence the Cardinal Primate
The United States Attorney has filed an
intervention in the United States District
Court for the condemnation OF the seized
sealer San Jose.
At the Bay District track, on Saturday
Ben Ali won the trotting race in three
| straight heats. Time, 2:1Si-2:20-2:20
Prussian Boy won the pacing race against
Damiana.
A man supposed to be Colonel Bill Pitch
er, the e1-lobbyist of Washington, is beat
ing his way through the West on the asser-
ton that he was once millionaire and
Mayor of Oakland.
AT Oakland, on Saturday, Gus Wilkes
won the 2:29 trot. Best time, 2:234 Nj
| nena won the mile running race Best
time. f:4il. The $50 class was won by
Lucy. Best time, 235.
The greatest excitement prevails in rail
| way circles on Montgomery street over the
discovery that has been made of serious
cut in rates by the Missouri lines on east
| bound passenger business
]. D. Carr, ]. p Irish and r. J. Wilson
have been named as a committee to see the
| officials of the railroads about reduction in
rates Of transportation for delegates TO the
next Democratic National Convention.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

SAcRAMENTASs DorNG AUBURN = The
tract OF seventy acres recently sold by C.
X Motives to Ed. r. Hamilton is already
being cleared of uEderbrush. and for two
weeks work has been going on there with
4 view OF making some very fine improve
ments. The place has been surveyed and
plated with the elevation of every point
on the land. Twenty acres of the lowest
ground will be devoted to sn olive orchard,
while the remaining forty-five acres have
been laid out for drives and plats which
will be planted with fruit nut and orna-
mental trees The drives will be covered
with white qusrtz, which will be broken
on the premises. A carriage drive from
the station will be built, which will cross
over the Forest Hill road BY means of a
bridge. The drives and grounds will be
| modelled something af.er the park at Del
! Monte, and it is the intention of the owner
to make this property one of the most
beautiful in the State.-AabaTn Republican.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

Mr.. II. RIDER HAGGAED," says the
Epoch, has repeated in letter to the
London lfmes the familiar plant of the
British author over the absence of inter-
national copyright. Mr.. Haggard GER
tainly has good deal to complain Of, since
even modest royalty on the various edi-
tions would have yielded him very large
sum Of money. But Mr.. Haggard has not
been altogether without remuneration
from American publishers. The Harpers
paid him what was probably sufficiently
liberal amount for the serial rights OF
She IN this country, and on all the bound
editions OF his books published by this
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

Ey-Hinister X. b. Washburnc died in Chicago
on Saturday.
The Mayor OF Maxwell. Ia. was murdered
and a Justice Of the Peace shot on Saturday by a
crank, who then killed himsclt
Rebellious Knights OF Labor arc out In An
appeal for the disbursement OF the present
leaders Of the order.
Terrible wind rain and snow storms prevailed
IN the Northwest yesterday.
The usual riot occurred at a meeting in Ire
land yesterday by the police charging upon tho
people.
Two OF the Arizona train robbers have been
caught, and one has 'squedied."
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New YORK CITY expends upon its
local government $4,000 day. This
fact calls from the World tho expression
that "a government of such enormous ex-
penditures demands the constant watch
iuness of vigilant press to insure hon
est and faithful administration" There
upon the Epoch replies: Unfortunately
the press does not address a public
which takes much interest in how the
local taxes are spent, and as 4 consequence
there are few men on the New York press
who know much about the details Of nu-
nicipal business. If the World can sue
coed in stimulating both the public and
the journalists to give as much attention
to the conduct of the New York CITY GOV
ernmcnt as, let US say. to the settlement of
the Afghan boundary question or the oc-
cupaney of the throne of Bulgaria, it will
have done service of the first magnitude
to the interests of good government The
criticism is well applied. But the appli-
cation can he mado to any considerable
municipality that is mismanaged. 1t is
not alone, however. because of the neg
lect OF the press that municipal affairs go
wrong, but neglect OF duty doing by citi-
zens that makes the looting of cities by
the bossism of the day 50 safe and lucra-
tive business. If the average citizen
will give 4 mere fraction of such attention
to administration of city affairs as he gives,
to his private concerns, the corruption and
venality that now stalk abroad at noon
day viii vanish. Not only is the con-
slant watchfulness of vigiIant press
necessary, but the constant watchfulness
and the courageous action of the substan-
tial citizens of municipalities. Without
this allyship the pres can do little, and
without it, never has accomplished reform
or prevented the prostitution of city gov.
eminent to the uses of those who make
place-filling 4 business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

The RKcoRD- UsIoK is the only paper on
The coast. outside Of San francisco, that re
eeire. tie full Associated Press dispatches from
al part, Of the r~td. Outside Of San Fran
cisco Il hn, no competitor, IN point Of num-
5ers, IN is homo aud general circulation
thro.1b.o,a the codaf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

WE trust that some steps will be taken
at once by some one organized body, or by
all, Immediately related to local develop
ment, to place Sacramento county ex-
hibit in the exhibition rooms Of the State
Board of Trade at San Francisco. The
county will take harm by much longer de-
lay in this matter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCIES.

The paper is for sale Of the following places {:
L. p Fisher, Room 81. Merchants Exchange,
who IL also sole Advertising Agent for San
francisco; Grand and Palace Hotel News
stands Market-street Ferry and junction OF
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
xe- Also for sale ON all Trains leaving and
coYning into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

THERE is no possible further conceal
ment of the fact that Sunday" is an
issue in New York politics and local econ,
omy. The so-called Liberty party has
made open declaration of its purpose re-
garding and plan of attack upon any regu-
lation by law in favor of Sunday
while the clergy, irrespective of creed
have united in Buffalo, Albany and New
York city for the defense. There is Ger.
tainty that the State of New York is very
soon TO be the battlefield where this issue
is to be fought out again, and to watch
the contest will be deeply interesting.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24
TEE ALARM IN CHICAGO

1t is reported that much fear is felt in
Chicago of tragic events happening con
temporaneously with the execution of the
Anarchists next month. Houses in the vi
c,ni,y of the jail have been vacated. move
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

firm he has, We understand, the usual
authors royalty" Then Mr.. H. Rider
Haggard has nothing to complain Of He
is more than fortunate to have made so
much as he has out of his sensational
gush and imaginative slush. If the Har-
pers paid him anything, it was not because
they recognized his works to be o. high lit
erary value. They sold the reprints as so
much literary bilge-water, and were honest
enough to pay the author something for
what they made ANY sum- the fraction OF
a guinea, would have compensated Hag-
gard for that unutterable trash dubbed
She" When such literary cruel can
coin money for the author, the hopes
of such writers of fiction and travel as
Stockton, Warner, Howells, Hay, Jewett,
Lowell, Larcom, Scudder, Spoford and the
small army of literary worthless, may begin
to wane
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Monday, October 31st. 1887,

Monday, October 3Ist, 1887,
At II o'clock N, for furnishing Paper aud
other Material tor the State Printing Office for
the year beginning on the frst Monday in
November. 1857, and Q; ding on the first Monday
in November, ISIS, in qualities and quantities
as per schedule, to be furnished on application
to The Superintendent of State Printing.
Bidders VIII furnish samples, with price per
pound or per ream, Tor the different weights
and also names OF makers whose stock they pro-
pose to supply.
Payments to be made In warrants upon the
State Treasury.
Section 90 OF the Political Cide provides that
No bids shah be considered unless acpompa
MED by a certified check in the sum of two
thousand dollars gold coin. payable TO the Gov
erDor. for the Use OF the people OF the state of
Cali'ornis, conditioned that il the biGder re-
ceives the award OF the contract he wit, within
thousand dollars, it'll two or more suTe;ies to be
will faithfully perform the eondition OF hi con
tract. \ bids must be for the furnishing and
delivery Of the papt T and materials II the state
Printing tffiee, in the City of sacramento, 50
that the state shall not be charged with any cost
of transportation or delivery.
Bidders will Understand hat all of the paper
OF the dimensions of 3Oxil, sob BOOK Paper
must be put in cases of about reems each.
The Board reserves the right to reject eny
and all bids, aid 10 accept all or any portion OF
any bid.
Proposals to be indorsed: Proposals for Paper
and Material for the State Printing Office"
P. L. sHOaFP,
s3lopsot Superintendent State Printing.
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In Brief and to the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver
is misery. Indigestion is foe to good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one OF
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. 1t is easily put out Of order
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad
cookery. mental worry, late hours irrega-
lar habits, and many other things which
ought not to be, have made the American
people a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done a
wonderful work in reforming this sad bust
ness and making the American people SO
healthy that they can enjoy their meals and
be happy.
Remember: No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower brings
health and happiness to the dyspeptic.
Ask your druggist for bottle. Seventy
FIVE cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-24

WHAT Is PNEUMONIA Pit is generally
supposed that Pneumonia is due to the ac-
cidental penetration of specific microbes
into the system, but the observations Of NJ
Jaccoud, a French student of the subject
show that the disease really results from
the development under favorable condi-
tons of microbic germs permanently pres
ent in the system. A chief condition OF
such development is sudden chill, which
explains the frequent coincidence of lung
affections with abrupt changes of tempera
ture.
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If you want Number One Garrett
woven on short notice, send 1t 70 MARY &. COW
GER SO2 NJ street. #
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GENESAL NOTIFIES.

A PERFECT specifc-Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
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The hos, place in California TO have your printing coos
A. J. johnston & Cos. go St. Sacramento Cal
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Advice to mothers.-Mrs. WlnsIcw's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. It relieves the little
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sottens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth.
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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TRACKLAYERS WANTED

A TRACY. ON THE sAN PABLO AND
n Tulare Extension. Good wages and long
job. TURrON Il KIN y, Contractors
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T oST-FRIDAY EVENING, ON J STREET,
IL between Sixth and Ninth, or on Ninth, be-
tween and X, small Gold Ring, with dia-
mond setting. The person finding the same
VIII please return to l.. \ Kidder. with Joseph
Hahn 4 Co., druggists, and receive a suit Bile
reward. n9o-1lx
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Catarrh In New Eng'and.-Eiy's Cream
Balm.-The best remedy for the purpo-e h We
sold.-John Hooker d ugglAt, Sp ingted, NJ SIS.
An art Gle of real merit.-C, 7. Alden, drug
gist Springfield. Mass.
Those who use it 81 eak highly of it.-Ge Gorge
A. Hill drugsi t, Springfield, Mass.
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article for Cat rrh ever offe ed TIL public. 1t
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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
L..
SEQ 6pffet | &iel.

Weoens be brittle trooper giproe 2anogang paa SlRls
lamb, 0, ben brittite 5laaoe bumbarberebe Sooebtapsn,
bapoe ben banife Scr befunoet Jig fuloitenois lluirfiO m>
bebstilitanb.
Mtb t~tnbtuselie al saubeoarnet, ct Ear &esimenter
0injeinfanteri ps npset bpit utiltreffelist &apaaeri, fanotes
Der ingen Trooper paa SjG0anb.
Sele Den tore banlte arnle befanbt Jig Soliten.
9erneoe befanot fig psiaa ben fsl. 5anilie.
Sans MaieItet Gbrilian ben Sppenoe, Der bar Spn9e>
naun Storage os 9anlnarf, recherche 6enosbrr9, bDor ban
par ~inolo9eret ben eamle @upertements= eler &omn,anz
%cantbolis, Der lisser paa ben itOre Earaoeplaos. Sen iinbss
Ipae &pnse par FEB aset al lin uaoltilielise os trofaite @en,
&ammerberre 8ies, Der paa ben melt opoirenbe Maabe peb
gtat % Dag bar tilleoe hos ben ~ulpffelise Monart. 0ennes
Sinoslioelier bar nemlis tiltasne en- f~orferoelis @rab I'M
Der be paa Sj9lanb Itebfunone Sesipenbeoer os unoer Ben
5lust ouer 8altet, Der Nor bappe futet BAN 5rbeben.
Man bauoe iNst at THULE for BAN ajObenbaons sfjrbne
% laapiot mulis iorifaane bam ior &jerpifab til ale De pins
lise gnfeltbeber peo Seleirinseu o9 Dc berpoa ~igl9enoe 20
%mnaeller, buffet bar iaameeet lettere, lpm ban iep bapoe
puIfet at lepe Iiernt ira SpHet.
Oct eaentli9e Soi opbplot fla nemlis &iel.
Ser recherche aronprins 6reoerif os bans @enalinoe
NGarie Sophie al Sesle 9asiel. Oct bar @rcnprinieslt
Maries gnolinssupbulositeb ps Siemlanb; benbes 6aoer
9onosreuen al Sesien par StatbUloer Sertu9bsmmerne, %
benne 6orfierlisbeb bar maalte en- 6Uuebsrlnb til Suiiets
~iepnliae Spbolb 8iel, ON bette for nGroarenoe bel bar be
TENT al andre, en- soo Del belpnoerlisere @rinoe. Spm e.
Sslse al oenne 5ortlarliseeo bar Slottet aiel 6leoen for
Itisnnet os uotpret meo en- eiter 9ioens Sesreber fcnseli
Gurus. Set bar ~oprinbelis bpsset sptbif Still, ansipeli
4 al Sertus gooli Nv al Solitein, Der bar ben IprIte al De BIOL
e tsnlte Sertussr, icm forlasoe Reicentien ira Ssebce +
aiel. Sans Gnte ariitine, 8atter al ~2anosrepe Ybilip
a Sesien, bapoe p~berlisere IorItjsnnet bet % label beplante c
Yarf neo iielbue 5rar % Slumlter; men bunoreoe Sar i
mere uar Slpttet for Ell ltr Del pluoI elisinbiprtet, ieet ie
al bets Spelu raiece no. &atariua ben Nuben bapbe att
M reit Slpt,st al fine Sainsr eiter 9esnius al ben bsrsm
Samburserarfitett @eurs Spuniu, bpOreiter oct paanp %
on blepet r,Staureret al arcnprins 6reoerif eIter bans Gemali
M oes gnlfe.
fin 8 aaret 1907 bar SlOttet iaalebes en- eiter aice
ties Besreber l~uyuries 6pritebplis.
(5crtiattes paa Sioe 81
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

Scluioleiie. 0ommeren: De bprer
Sr. Intln9er! 0eu Nnflagebe Tiger,
at ban par lua bruffen, at ban life 9Iens
fjenote Dem / ben fullprte Hdt.
I%ntlaseren: Oct er life ianot, Sr,
Nommer, ban 9lentlenbie mig me9ei
soot, tbi ban 9if lise impo mig pg
raabte: Gin aamel, bin aieltrins!
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

She was admiring a big Newfound-
land at the dog show, and, throwing
her arms around his neck, said: "You
dear old fellow, Hove you!' A youth
who heard her remarked: "l1ow !
wish l was a dog" The answer came
from the same sweet bps: "Nevei
mind, dear; you'll grow"
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

"3en beoite Ierben" fan meb Sanb.
heb 6ri9gs GlpceriusS aloe fables. Der
helbreber burtist Sfaar, pprepen Suo,
Branbl aar, Saar, Yiles, Stab % alt
ISlass Subuollet. 9ilialss hos 8. 5,
montgomery Il Co., Gecurab, Soma
9.13.1a.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben 2Ooe Snli 1887
Yenifab mellenn en- 6nno 90 en- Srls'

Ven1l1D meleM {" p""o W o'
ct Sunb ps Sat fan blipe meset COB
Wenner % iaalebes sjsre bet saill
Drbipros tilitamme, bet peo p' alelam
men banoer, iiar bpis be er laranter frf
Yarnsben at; at Suno os 9elt illltte'
parmt genitab, bar Ri osiaa r1ai's'
Grempler paa. Derimob er bet ileloner'
at ie Sunb os Suin / nosst iatimt Ten'
l~fubsiurbolb. Smiblertip fortaaes os
islsenbe at en- 9prepen:
Meoens ies bar @ut forarte r1oser
mig Ell Bag EFT @risunse os tort eFse'
fit ies en- !Sunoebualp. 9isle to lestt
iammen, ipiite iummen os iou lantn'en'
9 gespnoelien fit De jim Mab / buer in
sfaal; men Sunben tanfte pel, at Sri
lens Wlab bar beore, os @riien paa i'm
sioe baube 2pit paa 9unoens SAB. %
iprans ont binanoen unber Miaaltioerns
oa lpiite al %binanoens Mtao p9 l9rte
iaaleoes at tore BET iamme Gpr. Sub
Tia bar bet at le "Slpra" ipile sgbleltal
"a raa Yotetes, meoens @rilen meo
ltsrite S%arbisbeb snaute Ben. Saa IL
be oa fin Mab / famine Sab, os jeS mao
iiae, Sc bar ellfueroise imoo %bperanore,
9a Sc blep itsrre, opfsrte Griien fig
iom en- 6rnb, lpb til 9Dren, inpfteoe oa
orputeoe, naar Der fom fremmeoe Solf,
ga bois BET bar en- Smausut, ipm Tom,
iyrana oen runot paa en- bpiit fornpieli9
Maabe os piloe hoppe ipeiret liselom
"5lora" sjorbe. @en en- flor Sora
bapoe ben; "5lora" fnnoe folse os
uuenpaa, BET futbe @riien life, ben bar
for itip til at bet piloe lpffes at fao
Saabenene pp paa 9rinene. "a LAB Der
oierre neoenfor Trapperne ps lfres I'M
felis. gnbelis fanbt Den paa en- Mt
Waaoe at tase Sasen paa, ps ben lpf'
teoes. Sen iprans up iipeparts, ruleot
mango Gal,se NED isjen, men fcm bog
tililut pp. Men oa bar ben oslaa rent
ilomaiet, Itpnneoe os srpnteoe. "5lpra"
iprans til us fjelte for i'm Sen, berpao
lasbe De fig tet IND til binanoen pao
os JOB. Gfterbaanoen gift Del
men at fomme neo isjen, bler
altio en- panitelis Sag for Nuff, lom Ri
falote @riien. Meu ben MATTE 9jpre
aft, bpnb "5lora" siorbe. Saaleces
be9se bisie 9pr / i,oerlist Ten'
itabsforbulo, inotil nosen en Dag itjal
0unben. Stuff iprseoe lpGrt, brpooe
Jig life ON n~osentius o9 lfres % flpns
febe bele 0asen. Si ienbte ben berfor
paa 2anoet, iaa ben funoe finoe Same
blanot fine Seunlise.
NebIfriperen al openltaaenbe bar OPP
lepet ct noset lisnenoe Jorbolo melem
Sunb os @ris. Dog bar bet oennesana
life iom 8en, Sunben optraabte, men =
lpm Susbonoen talbte bet = om Barrie.
pise. 80 @risunser bleu for Spasbet
/ Benene, buer Dag babel i en- nerlis.
senbe Gam. Gn Bise tos @rilene ol
bar benz afiteo = 5plats ilentreoe | Der
itesenoe Solbebe lansiumt eIter. gfte1
8aoet bar Yisen @risungerne op pat
@aarbsplaoien Os lasoe benz paa e'
blpb @rasIef miot / Solifinnet; 5plas,
/ Selene paa benoe ps taser, oa bI1
i%ierner Zig Ylabs lise ueo Smaasrilene
bour ben lisser us pdsier paa benz e
I1r Elmer. 3ette sientos fig resel
maslis | lang 1io inbtil Smaasriien
bleu baaoe fore % frilte, os Sunbe
iormuoentli9 anlaa fit Speru tilenoe
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
@mdlens ~slrmtsasgaIpe.

9ette er ben beoite Salpe ! Berben for
Sfaar, opreuen Cub, Saar, B9rfeiaar, Gait
8henm, Seberiaar, lloI0t, Siab, Sroitbpl'
Der, 2istcrne % ale Suoipsoomme % bel
breber albeles Piles, 90 bpis ben iiie sipr bet
oa irGoes insen Detailing. Zen er saranterst
at ltune sisre fuloitGnbis 5ploeit, erers iaa,
man Henseue tilbase. Yris 25 Gents pr
SGNe. Salses hos
8. 8. Wontsonierp & 60.
DEBORAH, Soma, % paa gpotbeier | aue an
ore Bper.